Effective: 2026-09-16
Effective date: 2026-09-16 · Version: 1.3.0 · Last updated: 2026-09-16
This End-User Licence Agreement (this "EULA") is a legal agreement between Aidealy Ltd., a company incorporated in Israel, of Hamidron 1, Herzliya 4654110, Israel ("Aidealy", "we", "us", "our"), and you - the individual who installs or uses the Aidealy Claude Code collector. It governs your use of the Aidealy Claude Code collector software (the "Collector"): a standalone program, installed on a computer with an installer provided by Aidealy or by your organisation, that runs in the background under your own user account and works alongside Claude Code.
This EULA covers the Collector software only. It does not replace the Aidealy Claude Code Collector Privacy Notice (what the Collector collects and why), the Data Processing Agreement, the Aidealy Terms of Service / Master Subscription Agreement ("MSA"), the Acceptable Use Policy, or the AI Addendum, each of which continues to apply on its own subject (Section 12). It does not govern the separate Aidealy IDE extension, which has its own End-User Licence Agreement.
1.1 By installing or using the Collector, you agree to this EULA. If you are presented with this EULA when the Collector is installed or first run and asked to accept it - in your terminal, or in the notice page the Collector opens in your browser on a machine that was set up without anyone present - answering yes, whether by typing your answer or by pressing the acceptance button, confirms your agreement; so does continuing to use the Collector after a notice presented to you in your terminal. A notice page that opens without your answering it is dealt with in Section 1.4. If you do not agree, do not install or use the Collector, and uninstall it (Section 10.3).
1.2 Two ways you may be using the Collector. This EULA binds you, the individual installer or user, in either case:
Which of these two situations you are in is decided by whether the Aidealy platform can match the identity details the Collector finds on this machine to a customer organisation's account, not by how you think of your use. If you use a work email address on this machine, or your code-host account is recorded with your organisation, your uploads may be accepted under your organisation's subscription even where you installed the Collector yourself. The Collector Privacy Notice explains this and what to do about a personally owned device.
1.3 Authority. If you accept this EULA on behalf of an organisation, you represent that you are authorised to do so for the purpose of the Collector-software licence; otherwise you accept it in your own capacity.
1.4 Record of your response. Where the Collector is provisioned to you under a customer organisation's subscription (Section 1.2(a)), Aidealy keeps a server-side record of your response to the first-run notice - both acceptances and declines - and, where the notice was shown to you in the notice page, or written into the Collector's log because no browser could be opened, a record that the notice page was opened in your browser, or that the notice was made available on your machine, made whether or not you then answer - each through the same identity-checked pipeline that accepts your organisation's uploads. The record is identity-bound and versioned: it identifies you, the specific versions of this EULA and of the Collector Privacy Notice the notice referred to, your action, or the fact that the notice was opened or made available, and when it occurred. What the record contains and how long it is kept are described in the Collector Privacy Notice. A record that the notice was opened or made available without an answer is not an acceptance and not a decline: on its own it forms no licence between you and Aidealy for standalone use of the Collector (Section 1.2(b)); your acceptance or decline, when you give it, is recorded separately. A recorded decline does not, by itself, stop the data collection described in the Collector Privacy Notice: where your organisation has deployed the Collector, that collection is carried out on your organisation's instructions and under its responsibility as the organisation deploying the Collector - not on the strength of your acceptance of this EULA - and a decline means only that no licence is formed between you and Aidealy for standalone use of the Collector (Section 1.2(b)); what a decline does and does not change, and the controls available to you on your machine, are explained in the Collector Privacy Notice. If you decline, or give no answer to the notice, and your organisation nevertheless keeps the Collector installed on a machine it provides or controls, your organisation's own agreement with Aidealy authorises the Collector on that machine, and Aidealy will not treat its continued presence there as unlicensed use by you.
The Collector is a developer-productivity tool that runs continuously in the background on your computer from the time you log in, as your own user, reads the conversation transcripts Claude Code keeps there, and sends development-activity and AI-interaction data to the Aidealy platform for analytics. On first start it also uploads, once, the Claude Code history already on the machine (on a machine set up without anyone present, not before the first-run notice has been shown, as the Collector Privacy Notice describes). What the Collector collects, how it is transmitted, where it is processed, and the choices you have are described in the Aidealy Claude Code Collector Privacy Notice - please read it. This EULA does not repeat that disclosure; it grants you the licence to use the software and sets the terms of that use.
Claude Code is a product of Anthropic, PBC. Aidealy is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Anthropic, and Anthropic has no responsibility for the Collector. Aidealy alone is responsible for the Collector; your own use of Claude Code is governed by your agreement with Anthropic.
Measurement storage inside your repositories. By installing or running the Collector you authorise it to read the repositories on this machine that you own - that is, repositories whose files belong to your own user account on this machine - and to store temporary measurement data within those repositories' own version-control storage, so that it can measure code changes, including in your personal repositories; which repositories' records Aidealy keeps is decided on Aidealy's side when it receives them, as the Collector Privacy Notice describes (records from repositories outside your organisation's connected git accounts and analysis scope are discarded when Aidealy processes them and are never stored). That data is written only to take a measurement and forms no part of your committed history: storing it creates no commit and alters no working file, branch, or stash list, and the Collector skips repositories you do not own. The Collector does not itself delete that data, and uninstalling the Collector does not remove it: it is data that your repository's own routine maintenance may clear in its own time. There is no separate switch for this: stopping it means opting out of collection or uninstalling the Collector (Section 10.3), as the Collector Privacy Notice describes - unless your organisation has locked those settings on this machine (Section 10.4), in which case please contact your administrator. You may withdraw this authorisation at any time by uninstalling the Collector (Section 10.3). Where this machine is provided or controlled by your organisation, your organisation's own agreement with Aidealy authorises what the Collector does on it, and this paragraph is your authorisation for the repositories on it that are yours. You also authorise the Collector, on this machine and as your own user, to read the identity sources described in the Collector Privacy Notice, to run command-line tools already installed on this machine (including Claude Code's own and those of your cloud provider) in order to identify you, and to look up your code-host account through git's own credential mechanism on this machine; the Collector never reads your Anthropic sign-in credential and does not itself open your operating-system keychain.
Aidealy is not your employer, and makes no employment decisions about you. If your organisation uses the Aidealy Service to analyse development activity, any decision about your work, role, pay, or employment - including any decision informed by the Service's analytics - is made by your organisation, not by Aidealy. Aidealy provides software that produces analytics and decision-support for your organisation: it exercises no authority over, and takes no part in, any employment or personnel decision concerning you, and it has no employment, agency, or employment-decision-making relationship with you - this EULA is a software licence, not an employment relationship. Your organisation is responsible for informing you about its use of the Service (see the Collector Privacy Notice); questions or concerns about an evaluation or a decision should go to your organisation first. You can also raise a concern about the AI features - including their fairness - directly with Aidealy at ai-concerns@aidealy.ai. If you do, Aidealy does not disclose your identity to your organisation without your agreement, except where the law requires it or where the concern cannot be assessed or acted on without contacting your organisation - in which case Aidealy tells you so before proceeding.
Telling us early about a problem (this does not affect your rights). If you believe the Collector has caused you loss or harm, we ask - as a courtesy - that you contact us at the address in Section 14 as soon as reasonably practicable, so we can investigate while logs and records still exist. This is a request only: it is not a condition to bringing any claim, it does not shorten any limitation period, and it does not limit or waive any right or remedy you have under applicable law.
3.1 Grant. Subject to your compliance with this EULA, Aidealy grants you a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable licence to install and use the Collector, in object-code form, on devices you control, for use with Claude Code and for the purpose described in Section 2. If you use the Collector as an Authorised User under an MSA, the scope and duration of your permitted use also follow that subscription.
3.2 Reservation of rights. The Collector is licensed, not sold. Except for the limited licence in Section 3.1, all rights in the Collector are reserved to Aidealy and its licensors (Section 5). You receive no rights in the Collector by implication, estoppel, or otherwise.
3.3 U.S. Government end users. The Collector is "commercial computer software" and "commercial computer software documentation" within the meaning of the applicable U.S. Federal Acquisition Regulation and agency supplements. If you are, or are acquiring the Collector on behalf of, the U.S. Government, your rights in the Collector are only those granted to all other end users under this EULA, in accordance with 48 C.F.R. §12.212 and 48 C.F.R. §227.7202.
4.1 You will not, and will not permit anyone else to: (a) copy the Collector except as necessary for your permitted use; (b) modify, adapt, or create derivative works of the Collector; (c) reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the Collector, or otherwise attempt to derive its source code or underlying ideas, except to the extent this restriction is prohibited by applicable law (see Section 4.2); (d) rent, lease, lend, sell, redistribute, sublicense, or provide the Collector to any third party, or distribute it through any channel; (e) use the Collector to build or improve a competing product, or copy its features or user interface; (f) remove, obscure, or alter any proprietary notices in the Collector, or circumvent any licence, security, update or configuration controls (including a policy your organisation has applied to it); (g) use the Collector other than with Claude Code, or in a manner that breaches the terms under which Claude Code is provided to you; (h) adopt, register, or use any name, trademark, logo, domain name, social-media handle, or product name that is confusingly similar to Aidealy's names or marks, or that misrepresents an affiliation with Aidealy; or (i) use the Collector as part of, or in the operation of, safety-critical activities - activities in which a failure, error, delay, or inaccuracy could lead to death, personal injury, or severe physical or environmental damage, such as the operation of life-support or other critical medical devices, nuclear facilities, air-traffic control or aircraft navigation or communication systems, weapons systems, or autonomous vehicles. For clarity, using the Collector in the ordinary development of software for such industries is not, by itself, use in safety-critical activities - the exclusion applies to relying on the Collector or its outputs in the operation of them.
The Collector is not designed or intended for use in safety-critical activities, and Aidealy does not warrant that it is fit for any such use. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, and without limiting Section 8.3, any use of the Collector in breach of Section 4.1(i) is at your sole risk, and Aidealy disclaims all liability arising out of such use, subject to Sections 8.3 and 8.4.
For clarity, Section 4.1(f) does not restrict you from using a setting, environment variable, or command that the Collector provides (including the opt-out and the update controls), from uninstalling the Collector from any device on which it is installed for your user account (Section 10.3), or from exercising any right you have under applicable law. Where your organisation has deployed the Collector on a machine it provides or controls, whether you may remove it is a matter between you and your organisation, and Aidealy will not treat your removing it as a breach of this EULA.
4.2 Your non-excludable rights (EU/EEA and elsewhere). Nothing in Section 4.1 restricts any right you have that cannot be excluded under applicable law. In particular, if you are in the European Union or the EEA, the restriction in Section 4.1(c) does not prevent you from: (i) decompiling the Collector where, and to the extent, that is indispensable to obtain the information necessary to achieve the interoperability of an independently created program, on the conditions in Article 6 of Directive 2009/24/EC; (ii) observing, studying, or testing the functioning of the Collector to determine the ideas and principles underlying it, where you do so while performing acts you are entitled to perform; or (iii) making a back-up copy where necessary for your use. Any term of this EULA that conflicts with those rights does not apply to that extent.
4.3 Open-source components whose licences require more. Nothing in this EULA restricts you from modifying the Collector for your own use, or from reverse engineering the Collector in order to debug those modifications, to the extent the licence of an open-source component included in the Collector requires that you be permitted to do so. This applies in particular to the components licensed under the GNU Library General Public License, version 2 and the GNU Lesser General Public License, version 2.1, which form part of the runtime embedded in the Collector. The notices file that accompanies the Collector identifies those components, reproduces their licences in full, and sets out how to obtain the materials needed to rebuild the Collector with a modified version of them. If you modify the Collector, the express warranty in Section 7.3 does not apply to your modified copy, or to any defect or failure that would not have arisen but for your modification; your rights in respect of the Collector as Aidealy made it available are unaffected.
5.1 Aidealy's rights. Aidealy and its licensors own all right, title, and interest in and to the Collector and all related software, models, technology, content, and documentation, and all intellectual-property rights in them. Aidealy's rights, and the rights it has cleared in any third-party or open-source components it includes, are reserved to the extent not expressly licensed to you.
5.2 Your content. This EULA does not change the ownership of your code or data. As between you (or your organisation) and Aidealy, you (or your organisation) retain all right, title, and interest in the source code, transcripts, inputs, and other content the Collector reads or transmits, as set out in the MSA (§4.1 / §8.2) and the DPA. Your source code, and the other non-public content the Collector transmits, are Confidential Information and are handled accordingly under the MSA and the DPA. Where you use the Collector without a subscription, the platform does not accept or process your development-activity uploads as work data (they are refused at the platform's ingestion boundary - Section 1.2(b)), and the only data Aidealy processes in that case is the data described in Section 1.2(b).
5.3 Feedback. If you give Aidealy suggestions, feedback, or ideas about the Collector ("Feedback"), you grant Aidealy a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free, sublicensable licence to use, reproduce, modify, and create derivative works of the Feedback, and to incorporate it into the Collector and Aidealy's other products, for any purpose and without restriction, attribution, or obligation. You confirm you have the right to provide the Feedback on these terms. Feedback is licensed, not assigned: you keep ownership of your Feedback, and, to the extent it attracts moral rights, you agree - to the extent permitted by applicable law, and without waiving any right that cannot be waived - not to assert moral rights (including attribution and integrity rights) against Aidealy's use of the Feedback as licensed here. Feedback is provided "as is".
5.4 Third-party and open-source components. The Collector includes third-party and open-source components that are licensed under their own terms. Those terms are made available with the Collector (in a notices file accompanying its distribution) and on request from Aidealy, and, to the extent they apply to a component, they govern your use of that component and prevail over this EULA for that component to the extent required by their terms. Aidealy is responsible for obtaining, and represents that it has obtained, the rights necessary to license the Collector to you.
5.5 Equitable relief. You acknowledge that a breach or threatened breach of Section 4 (Restrictions) or of the confidentiality of the Collector or its non-public components may cause Aidealy irreparable harm for which monetary damages would be an inadequate remedy, and that Aidealy is entitled to seek injunctive or other equitable relief (without the need to post a bond, where permitted) in addition to any other remedy, subject to applicable law.
6.1 Privacy. The Collector's data practices are described in the Aidealy Claude Code Collector Privacy Notice, and, where the Collector processes personal data on behalf of an organisation, in the DPA between Aidealy and that organisation. Aidealy is responsible for the Collector's own data-collection practices.
6.2 No training on your data. Aidealy does not use the data collected through the Collector to train, fine-tune, or improve any artificial-intelligence or machine-learning model, whether Aidealy's own or a third party's, and engages the AI providers it uses to process that data under terms in which each provider is contractually committed not to use that data to train its models. Aidealy has not agreed, and will not agree, to any use of customer content for training. This restates - and does not modify - the commitment in the MSA (§4.3) and the AI Addendum, which govern its full terms; where you use the Collector without a subscription, this Section is the commitment that applies to you.
6.3 AI features and responsible use. The Aidealy Service's AI-assisted analytics produce outputs that may be inaccurate or incomplete and should not be relied upon without review. Where the analytics are used to evaluate the performance or behaviour of individuals, Aidealy provides the Service as a high-risk AI system and the organisation deploying it acts as a deployer; the responsible-use, human-oversight, and transparency obligations are set out in the AUP and the AI Addendum, and your data-protection rights (including, in the EEA and the UK, rights concerning solely-automated decisions) are described in the Collector Privacy Notice (§5). This EULA does not restate those obligations.
7.1 EXCEPT FOR THE EXPRESS WARRANTY IN SECTION 7.3, TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, THE COLLECTOR IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE", WITH ALL FAULTS, AND AIDEALY AND ITS SUPPLIERS DISCLAIM ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED, OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT, AND ANY WARRANTY THAT THE COLLECTOR WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED, ERROR-FREE, OR SECURE.
7.2 Nothing in this Section excludes a warranty, guarantee, or right that cannot be excluded under applicable law (including non-excludable consumer guarantees). Where such a right applies, it applies, and Aidealy's liability for its breach is limited as far as the law allows (Section 8).
7.3 No intentionally harmful code. As the one express warranty for the Collector software, and as an express carve-out from the disclaimer in Section 7.1, Aidealy warrants that it will not knowingly introduce into the Collector any virus, malware, or other code intentionally designed to damage, disable, or harm your systems or data. If you notify Aidealy of a breach of this warranty, Aidealy will use commercially reasonable efforts to remove the offending code and provide a corrected version within thirty (30) days; this warranty addresses intentionally harmful code - accidental defects and vulnerabilities remain subject to Sections 7.1 and 7.2.
8.1 Exclusion of indirect damages. TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, AIDEALY WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUE, GOODWILL, OR DATA, ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE COLLECTOR OR THIS EULA, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY.
8.2 Cap. TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, AND EXCEPT FOR THE LIABILITIES IN SECTION 8.3:
(a) if you use the Collector as an Authorised User under an organisation's MSA, Aidealy's total liability arising out of or relating to the Collector is governed by, and counts toward, the limitation of liability in that MSA (MSA §11). If, in a claim by you, that MSA limitation cannot be applied to you, Aidealy's total aggregate liability to you arising out of or relating to the Collector or this EULA will not exceed one hundred U.S. dollars (USD $100.00). The amount of the limitation of liability in the applicable MSA is available to you from your organisation or, on request, from Aidealy; and
(b) if you use the Collector on your own without a subscription, Aidealy's total aggregate liability arising out of or relating to the Collector or this EULA will not exceed five U.S. dollars (USD $5.00).
8.3 Liabilities not limited. Nothing in this EULA limits or excludes Aidealy's liability for: (a) death or personal (bodily) injury caused by its negligence; (b) fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; (c) gross negligence, or wilful or malicious misconduct; or (d) any other liability that cannot be limited or excluded under applicable law.
8.4 Mandatory law. The exclusions and limitations in this Section apply only to the extent permitted by the law that applies to you; where that law does not permit a particular exclusion or limitation, that exclusion or limitation does not apply, and the rest of this Section continues to apply to the fullest extent permitted (Section 13.2). Where the law that applies to you requires it (for example, under German standard-terms law), liability for breach of an essential contractual duty is not excluded but is limited to the foreseeable damage typical for this type of contract.
9.1 Term. This EULA applies from when you first install or use the Collector and continues until terminated.
9.2 Termination. This EULA terminates automatically if you materially breach it; Aidealy may also terminate or suspend the licence where reasonably necessary to comply with law or to prevent harm. For Authorised Users, the licence also ends when the relevant subscription or your authorisation under the MSA ends. You may end this EULA at any time, for any reason, by uninstalling the Collector (Section 10.3).
9.3 Effect. On termination, your licence ends and you must stop using and uninstall the Collector (Section 10.3). Ending this EULA does not by itself stop the Collector running on your machine: it continues to run until it is uninstalled, and where your organisation deployed it, your organisation controls whether it is removed. Sections 1.2, 1.4, 2 (its "Aidealy is not your employer" paragraph and its "Telling us early about a problem" paragraph), 3.2, 4, 5, 6.2, 7, 8, 9.3, 10.3, 10.4, 11, 12, 13, and 14 survive termination. Section 2's "Measurement storage inside your repositories" paragraph also continues to apply for as long as the Collector remains installed on your machine, and no longer, so that what the Collector does there stays authorised until it is removed. Data already collected is handled, and may be exported or deleted, as described in the Collector Privacy Notice and the DPA.
10.1 Installation. The Collector is installed for your own user account only, without administrator rights, using an installer provided by Aidealy or by your organisation; the installer registers the Collector to start automatically when you log in (on Linux it also allows the Collector to keep running after you log out, so that queued records can be delivered). The Collector is distributed with a checksum manifest, so that you can confirm the files you install arrived intact; the binaries are not signed or notarised by an operating-system vendor.
10.2 Updates. Aidealy may release updated versions of the Collector. Where an update source is configured for the Collector, it checks for and installs updates automatically, and by accepting this EULA you agree to the Collector installing those updates automatically, without further notice; this EULA covers updates installed that way, and your agreement to them continues until you turn automatic updates off or uninstall the Collector. Your organisation may control whether automatic updates run on its machines. You can turn automatic updates off at any time through the Collector's update setting (unless your organisation has locked that setting, Section 10.4), or by uninstalling the Collector (Section 10.3).
10.3 Removal. Run aidealy-claude-code-collector uninstall to remove the Collector: it removes the program, its start-at-log-in registration, and its local database, queue, logs and other data for your user, and reports anything it cannot reach. It deliberately leaves in place any policy file your organisation deployed, which belongs to your organisation. Uninstalling ends all collection on your machine.
10.4 Your organisation's policy. Your organisation may apply a machine-level policy to the Collector that locks its settings, including the region it sends to and whether collection runs, and that policy takes precedence over settings you change. The Collector Privacy Notice describes the controls this leaves to you.
You represent that you are not located in, and are not a national of or ordinarily resident in, a country or territory subject to comprehensive trade sanctions, and that you are not on any applicable denied-party or restricted-party list; and you will not use or export the Collector in violation of applicable export-control or sanctions laws. This Section is consistent with, and does not narrow, the corresponding term of the MSA (§15) for Authorised Users.
This EULA is part of a set of Aidealy documents that each governs its own subject:
If there is a conflict: the DPA prevails on the processing of personal data; for an Authorised User, the MSA governs the commercial relationship between your organisation and Aidealy, and this EULA governs your use of the Collector software; and each Privacy Notice/Policy governs the disclosure of data practices. The Aidealy IDE extension is governed by its own End-User Licence Agreement, not by this EULA.
Aidealy's website content, security and trust pages, published methodology descriptions, demo materials, and presentations are informational only: they form no part of this EULA and create no rights or obligations under it. Nothing in this paragraph excludes or limits any liability for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation (Section 8.3).
13.1 Governing law and forum. This EULA, and any dispute arising out of or relating to it or to the Collector, are governed by the laws of the State of Israel, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules, and the competent courts of Tel Aviv-Jaffa (Central District), Israel will have jurisdiction, subject to Section 13.2.
13.2 Your mandatory local rights. Nothing in this EULA deprives you of, or limits, any protection or right that applies to you under the mandatory laws of your country that cannot be excluded or waived by agreement - including, where you are a consumer, any non-excludable consumer-protection or standard-form-contract rights, any non-excludable software-use rights (Section 4.2), and any non-excludable right to bring proceedings in your home courts. Where those mandatory laws give a protection or right that conflicts with Section 13.1 or with any limitation in this EULA, those mandatory rights and protections prevail to the extent of the conflict, and the choice of Israeli law and forum applies only so far as those laws permit. Data-protection law continues to apply regardless of this Section.
13.3 If you use the Collector under your organisation's subscription. Where you use the Collector as an Authorised User under your organisation's subscription, the commercial relationship for the Service - including fees, service levels, and the Service's analytics about you - is between your organisation and Aidealy under the MSA (Sections 1.2(a) and 2). Please raise issues about the Collector or the Service first through your organisation, which can pursue them under the MSA; this routing describes the contractual structure and our support model - it is not a condition to, and does not bar or delay, any claim or right you have against Aidealy under this EULA or applicable law (including your data-protection rights, which the Collector Privacy Notice describes, and any concern you can raise at ai-concerns@aidealy.ai).
13.4 Interim relief. Notwithstanding Section 13.1, either you or Aidealy may seek interim, provisional, or conservatory relief in any court of competent jurisdiction (including under Section 5.5), and doing so is not a breach or waiver of this Section 13.
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